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Oceanview Hotels
Looking for the best oceanview hotels? These hotels may be on a bluff set up above the ocean or on the beach, but one thing they all have are ocean views! Check out our favorite Juicy oceanview hotels here.
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Inn by the Sea, located on Crescent Beach, considered one of Maine and New England's premier luxury coastal destinations, was completely renovated during the winter of 2008. Sitting quietly on the natural estuaries of Crescent Beach, the Inn is only ten minutes from Portland's Old Port district with its unique boutique shopping, one-of-a-kind stores, art galleries, historical museums, and an array of restaurants, pubs and local nightlife that the area is known for. The Inn consists of 39 one-bedroom rooms and suites each with its own unique characteristics and charm, some with working fireplaces, and most with ocean views. In addition the Inn offers 18 two-bedroom cottages with the same charm and warm appointments plus additional living and sleeping areas. The Inn offers guests full access to our full service spa, cardio room, business center, ocean view dining Sea Glass dining room, lounge, expansive lawns, fire pit and outdoor pool. Inn by the Sea is where luxury comes naturally. Property is completely non-smoking. Inn by the Sea, located on Crescent Beach, considered one of Maine and New England's premier luxury coastal destinations.
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Travel + Leisure says..."Connected by a private boardwalk to sandy, three-mile-long Crescent Beach, this five-acre resort reopened in June 2008 after a multimillion-dollar eco-renovation. The revamped property now has environmentally friendly features like recycled rubber floors, all-organic bath and cleaning products, an indoor-outdoor air exchange system, and a solar-panel-heated swimming pool; public spaces, including a clubby lobby lounge, wraparound deck, and the light-filled, Maine-meets-Mediterranean Glass restaurant, were also renovated. All 57 stylish rooms and suites (many with kitchens) have contemporary Maine art, comfy furniture, and bold crimson- and chocolate-colored fabrics; some have fireplaces. While accommodations in the main building are spacious, the even roomier garden and loft cottages are great for families, groups, and pet owners. The resort's state-of-the-art organic spa (the hotel used a LEED consultant) is a rare find, with a eucalyptus steam room, sauna, and menu including regionally inspired treatments like the hot Casco Bay stone massage." -From Travel + Leisure
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Ingeniously sculpted on a cliff with an extraordinary tiered architecture, La Casa Que Canta is both striking and beautiful. Superb views over Zihuatanejo Bay combine with impeccable service, a delightful spa, Mexican art and superb cuisine. Traditional Mexican design meets sophisticated chic in suites decorated with Mexican folk art and hand-crafted, painted furniture. All have terraces with breathtaking views of the sea. It is all magical but the infinity pool with a backdrop of rock, palms and tumbling flowers is sublime. Dine on Mexican seafood specialities, and then pick up some tips in cookery lessons with the chef. Afterwards, indulge in a safflower salt body scrub, then venture out to sea for a romantic sunset tour or deep-sea fishing adventure. La Casa Que Canta is a Small Luxury Hotels of the World property.
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National Geographic Traveler says..."A reclusive cliff-dweller stair-stepping its way down to the swirling surf. Big romantic rooms (flower petal designs on bed) with terraces and balconies poised for views. No real beach (Playa La Ropa is 100 yards away). Languorous alternative resort: Infinity-edge pool mimics ocean horizon; walking the grounds is a folkloric tour of Mexico. 29 rooms."-From National Geographic TravelerConde Nast Traveler says..."Adobe architecture at this multi-tiered resort above Playa La Ropa includes "beautifully appointed rooms with ocean views named for traditional songs. White walls and tile floors frame enlarged terraces with flower arrangements and palm frond roofs. Mexican platters at the restaurant are "lovely with fresh fish," and the service is "helpful in a natural, unscripted way." Alas, "there isn't much to do." -From Conde Nast Traveler
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The apotheosis of castaway living, Naladhu Maldives is an intimate resort with just 19 cabana-style houses each with an infinity swimming pool and House Master service, the island equivalent of a butler. Set on the island of Velighandu Huraa, with as much or as little privacy as you wish, great cuisine and a wide selection of activities makes this a very special. Naladhu means beautiful island, an understatement for the turquoise lagoon, shining sand and swaying coconut palms. The level of personal attention is outstanding and the accommodation stunning with a private garden and a delightful open-air bathroom with a bathtub facing the ocean. Start your day with yoga or a snorkel around the lagoon. Then return to enjoy an Ayurvedic massage or a tasting course with the island s chefs. Sail a traditional dhoni to watch a school of dolphins and dine on freshly caught seafood before gathering under the coconuts for story-telling by the island chief. Naladhu Maldives is a Small Luxury Hotels of the World property.
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\"The bluest sky: Reserve an Ocean House at Naladhu Maldives for bed views of the translucent turquoise lagoon ... just past your own private, infinity-edged plunge pool. Paradise, found.
Snooze factor: Luxurious lullaby. You\'ll be rocked to sleep by the rhythmic sound of rolling waves and the sight of a never-ending Indian Ocean twinkling under a Maldivian moon. The bedrooms, with their whitewashed walls, are the most expansive rooms in the Ocean Houses in part to fit an oversize king bed, outfitted with the luxurious linens you\'d expect at this price point. But you\'ll also enjoy the seaside setting while brushing your teeth in your open-air bathroom.
Who goes there: Honeymooners, naturally, but also scuba and snorkel fans. From exotic, colored coral to manta rays, dolphins, even whale sharks, the marine life in the Maldives makes it one of the most desirable diving destinations in the world.
With more than 20 spectacular sites within a half-hour radius of the resort, Naladhu\'s on-site dive center welcomes both novices and know-it-alls.
Undercover info: Naladhu is proud to share the Maldivian history and culture with visitors. Guests are encouraged to join native Ahmed Didi, the animated island chief, for a night of folkloric storytelling.\"
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Unique architecture blends into its natural surroundings complemented with interior earth tones, high sweeping arches and skylights. In a spectacular setting, this 100 acre resort showcases the organic architecture of guest rooms built on a cliff 1,200 above the Pacific with glorious ocean, mountain and forest views. A remote and romantic hideaway for rejuvenating with unparalleled views, world class cuisine, a menu of nurturing spa treatments and complimentary activities. However the ultimate activity is relaxing on an ocean view terrace while contemplating the endless horizon of sea and sky. Along the Big Sur coastline, 30 miles south of Carmel and within seven miles of three state parks. Monterey Peninsula Airport: 35 mi/ 56 km, 60 minutes. San Jose Int'l Airport: 104 mi/ 167 km, 150 minutes.
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Travel + Leisure says..."Cluster of environmentally sound redwood-and-stone cottages with cliffside views overlooking the Pacific that features extensive activities, including yoga, hiking, and stargazing.Rooms to Book: The rooms in the Mountain House have views of the Ventana Peaks from the the bed, couch, tub, and terrace.Insider Tip: Weather permitting, join the resident amateur astronomer in a star-gazing session.The 1992 hotel is made up small buildings set on a ridge high above the Pacific. In 2008 Post Ranch added 10 new sculptural structures, spiraling Pacific Suites, cantilevered Peak Houses, and Richard Serra-esque Cliff houses clad in torques of rusted steel, but the "tree houses," on nine-foot stilts, are still the best place to channel your inner child. Staying in a Pacific Suite, wherever you stand you are exposed to the ocean and the sky but unseen by other guests. Even the tiled bath, big enough for two, has a commanding vista, and a floor-to-ceiling window that opens to let in Pacific breezes. The walls are paneled in redwood salvaged from old wine barrels and sheet metal art adorns the bathroom. Sierra Mar, the hotel restaurant will pack you a lunch to take down the Pacific Coast Highway in a Lexus convertible that guests can borrow for free. The mini-bar is complimentary, so take advantage on your balcony overlooking the ocean." -From Travel + Leisure National Geographic Traveler says..."Wild coast, wildly romantic property. Cliffside houses and rooms blend with native redwoods, oaks, and grasses. Soak tubs for two. Infinity pool for all. Spa with benefits: house shaman available for Destiny Retrieval and Divination sessions. Sierra Mar restaurant's seasonal organic dishes equally spiritual." -From National Geographic TravelerConde Nast Traveler says..."Rooms at this environmentally aware property have custom furniture by the hotel's master craftsman, rugs woven by indigenous weavers, and wood re-milled to create wall paneling. "At times it's difficult to distinguish the resort from the nature around it." Sierra Mar, with a 14,000-plus-bottle wine cellar, changes its menu daily, focusing on fish, meat, and local produce. Stargazing is easy with the hotel's computerized telescope. Filtered laundry water is used to irrigate the grounds. -From Conde Nast Traveler
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The Ritz-Carlton provides the finest personal service and facilities throughout the world. On a coastline famous for its beaches, The Ritz-Carlton Laguna Niguel is situated atop a one hundred fifty foot bluff overlooking the Pacific Ocean midway between Los Angeles and San Diego. Dramatic cliffs, secluded inlets and dazzling sunsets enchant visitors to the resort and the adjacent Dana Point Harbor is convenient for crossings to Catalina Island, deep sea fishing expeditions, jet skiing and wave running, sailing regattas or relaxed sunset cocktail and dinner cruises. With balconies overlooking the ruggedly beautiful coastal landscape and lush gardens, rambling walkways and initmate courtyards available for romantic strolls, The Ritz-Carlton Laguna Niguel offers unparalleled service and quality while defining casual California elegance. All guest rooms now feature high speed Internet access.
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Travel + Leisure says..."Grande dame overlooking the Pacific blending classic Ritz style with the area's largest offering of activities (waterfront fitness classes, whale-watching, surfing at Dana Point).Rooms to Book: Ocean Views are pricier, but worth the upgrade. Insider Tip: Have a glass of champagne on the Observation Deck at sunset. In nearby Dana Point on a bluff between L.A. and San Diego, the Ritz-Carlton offers surfing lessons and a Healthy Taste menu for kids. For adults, the property boasts beachy-hued rooms and a serious spa." -From Travel + LeisureConde Nast Traveler says..."Fifteen minutes south of Laguna Beach, this sprawling Mediterranean-inspired resort sits on a 150-foot bluff with panoramic vistas of the Pacific. Rooms have "mirrored closets and marble baths, soft towels and softer linens, and stunning views." Restaurant 162, located 162 feet above sea level, "might be the best restaurant on the West Coast," with "succulent swordfish and "Ritz-Carlton's signature macaroni and cheese with truffle oil. Yum." -From Conde Nast Traveler
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